MSE Parents Club Part 3

Savvy_Sue

keelykat wrote: »

Sorry to butt in, but does anyone have any suggestions for toys for a 10 month old? I seriously need to get rid of some of Elliot's more babyish stuff now and get things that will stimulate and teach him things, and keep his attention for a little while. He's now very bored, and I'm not sure what to get?

a wooden spoon and a saucepan. :rotfl: You'll need ear defenders once he gets the hang of it. :rotfl:

My_Fathers_Daughter

YAY - I am a Great Aunt!!!

Niecey had her baby girl by forceps at about 7.40pm. Mother and baby doing well apparently - not sure of weight or name yet!!


Edit - Baby Alexus was 7lb 2oz

Definitely not Alexis....
Hubby drives a lexus

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

searching_me

well done your niece MFD!!! x

chocaholic110

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

That is my fear! :eek:

How are things with you, Choc? Haven't seen you here recently.

xx

I'm fine, thanks for asking. Happily counting away the days left at school until we go on holiday. I am on here fairly often, just can't keep up with all the chat - you all talk sooo much!

3onitsway wrote: »

Oooh, get you Nichola. I always felt hard done to 'cos my Mum didn't give me the 'h'.

Mum says up until my birth, I wa going to be Rachel. I always used to think I'd have had more fun as a Rachel.

I'm a Rachel and I can't say I have a lot of fun!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

YAY - I am a Great Aunt!!!

Niecey had her baby girl by forceps at about 7.40pm. Mother and baby doing well apparently - not sure of weight or name yet!!

Congrats MFD and MFD's niece!


Other things - not sure I agree on the getting an easy child after a difficult one theory. DS was (and still is) a dream - easy as can be, DD was quite hard work, quite demanding and forever attempting dangerous activities and Tom is like the twin she never had - he acts like her and even looks like her. On the bright side, from about the age of two and a half, DD has been lovely (though still not quite as easy-going as DS) so i'm hoping we only have another year of Tom's demanding behaviour.

I'm another one who isn't supposed to use Facebook because of work - starting to feel I'm missing out though.

Fritha_2

feelinggood wrote: »

Sertraline (brand name Zoloft). The KM Forums seem to suggest that it is okay to take while nursing, but I don't know how to bring that up with the Doctor, without sounding like a crazy/difficult Mum who thinks she knows better!

I have no idea how to edit tmy post without it sounding like medical advice so um, there we go!

My_Fathers_Daughter

chocaholic110 wrote: »

I'm another one who isn't supposed to use Facebook because of work - starting to feel I'm missing out though.

Weezl set up an account for Fergie and Feely set up an account in the name of Feely Good

You could always set up as Choca Holic...at least we wouldn't need to keep wracking our brains to remember who you are on MSE

searching_me

113,800k on bejeweled ... SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO happy :D:D x

emlou2009

Sami_Bee wrote: »

no need to worry I was right it's £9.99
http://www.lloydspharmacy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=1008&storeId=90&productId=10552&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=18364&top=&top_category=18352&fromPage=&hotspot_prefix=ELECTRICALS

you just found my baby monitor :T
another thing though - my auntie says i'll get interference with a cheap one?

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

a wooden spoon and a saucepan. :rotfl: You'll need ear defenders once he gets the hang of it. :rotfl:

i remember running up and down my garden path with that at 6am and my nan running after me telling me to stop cos people were trying to sleep :rotfl:

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

YAY - I am a Great Aunt!!!

Niecey had her baby girl by forceps at about 7.40pm. Mother and baby doing well apparently - not sure of weight or name yet!!


Edit - Baby Alexus was 7lb 2oz

Definitely not Alexis....
Hubby drives a lexus

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

i came on for an update on how her labour was going lol! glad all went well :T
well done MFD's niece!
you are a great aunt - doesnt that sound awfully grand!!

SeptemberBaby_2

cazscoob wrote: »

asda pampers wipes are not a glitch its a special offer????? i never got any as they had ran out of stock but have been given a number to phone who will tell me when they are back in and i can pick them up from the local store
so once OH is back i will be going to see if my new store has any pmsl:D

I wonder why they had no stock?! :whistle:

I'll report back tomorrow between 10am and noon!

xx

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

YAY - I am a Great Aunt!!!

Niecey had her baby girl by forceps at about 7.40pm. Mother and baby doing well apparently - not sure of weight or name yet!!


Edit - Baby Alexus was 7lb 2oz

Definitely not Alexis....
Hubby drives a lexus

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Just to clarify she is called Alexis isn't she??

emlou2009 wrote: »

you just found my baby monitor :T
another thing though - my auntie says i'll get interference with a cheap one?

possibly, depends if anyone else has a monitor/2way radio nearby.
My friends had the same V expensive angelcare monitor and lived nxt door to each other where always hearing each others LOs and we pick up the taxi drivers because we live next to a pub and train station:rolleyes:

I think AM got the £9.99 one so ,maybe she can give feedback on it